Is there a diplomatic way to point out to a relative that he is violating HIPPA law by talking about one of his patients, by name, at a party?
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Is there a diplomatic way to point out to a relative that he is violating HIPPA law by talking about one of his patients, by name, at a party?
It's HIPAA, not HIPPA.
You know the relative, I don't. I wouldn't quote or mention HIPAA but I'd make him aware he "may" have disclosed personal information.
What is your relationship to the patient?
I see no need to be diplomatic, just do it in private. I suppose you can tell a little lie, such as you think you know someone there who knows the patient.
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